Utah man identified as driver in fatal single-car crash in Nevada
Aaron Steffens, 42, of Salt Lake City, was identified as the driver, and he suffered fatal injuries after reportedly crashing his grey 2001 Ford Mustang coupe.
'The driver of the Mustang input steering to the left and the vehicle rotated in a counterclockwise direction,' NHP said in a press release. 'The Mustang traveled off the roadway and into the center median where it overturned.'
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Officials said Steffens was traveling east on I-80 at the time of the crash. Troopers with NHP responded to the crash just after 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 26.
NHP reported that it has investigated seven fatal crashes so far this year, which have resulted in eight deaths.
There is no further information at this time.
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